Milan today published an economic report, which is reported by several Italian media. And it was no cheerful read for those with a Roma heart.

The club's equity of 31 million was minus 26.8 million euros (just over SEK 278 million), and the association returned 126.4 million during the first nine months of the season. This corresponds to more than SEK 1.3 billion.

Lost ticket revenue

As reasons for the big deficit, which is the biggest in the club's history, mention is made, among other things, that they failed to make it to the Champions League and the Corona pandemic. The Corona pandemic has not only caused them to lose ticket revenue, but also lost transfer revenue. Among other things, they would have sold Javier Pastore to a Chinese club, but the transition was not delayed because of the corona pandemic.

In addition, as reported a few weeks ago, Roma has net debt of as much as EUR 278.5 million (close to SEK 2.9 billion).